What Kitchen Style Best Suits Your Taste?

When considering a kitchen remodel the different kinds of kitchen style choices can be overwhelming. Here are some common style descriptions to know, so that you can create the kitchen of your dreams. Styles evolve over time, and it’s not uncommon to mix elements from more than one style or a look that’s truly your own personal style.

Transitional Kitchen Style

Transitional designs are a mix between the character of a traditional kitchen and the simple and clean lines of a contemporary kitchen. The flexibility in this style allows for two tastes in homeowners to marry the two together. You will most likely find a variety of painted cabinets in this design.

Modern & Contemporary Kitchen Style

Modern design kitchens can vary but we often think of frameless cabinets with sleek hardware and counter tops that offer a simple horizontal look. You will not find decorative corbels or end panels but rather minimal details that accentuate the natural beauty of the materials.

Contemporary kitchens are similar to modern kitchens in the sense of simple, clean, and sleek; however they offer a more playful look. This style of kitchen includes other forms and finishes in the elements that create its own reflection of time.

Traditional Kitchen Style

Traditional kitchens are defined by their details with corbels, decorative panels, arches, raised panel cabinetry and a mix of antique finishes. You may see furniture-like table legs in the design with either simple or intricate patterns. A more recent theme to traditional kitchens has been two-toning the cabinetry.

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